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 A DMEPOS Bond is a type of surety bond designed to protect companies from the complications of Durable Medical Equipment, Prosthetics, Orthotics, and Supplies (DMEPOS).  This bond ensures that providers of medical equipment and other hospital equipment essentials adhere to ethical billing, especially when dealing with Medicare.  These bonds were designed to protect Medicare and Medicaid from fraudulent activities and assure legitimate practice amongst DMEPOS suppliers.  These bonds are usually required for suppliers of medical equipment, orthotics, prosthetics, and supplies billing Medicare.  The cost of this bond is usually between .5% to 2% of the $50,000 bond normally required per NPI location, and is based on credit, legal history, and number of locations.      
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 A Janitorial (Cleaning Service Bond) is a type of surety bond designed to protect clients from financial losses due to dishonest acts by employees.  This bond helps to protect your client in the event of losses, up to the bonds coverage amount.  It is an agreement between the cleaning service,  the surety company, and the client.  While this bond may not be legally required,  it can help confidence between the client and the company.  Having your company bonded is an additional professional selling feature of your company.  Call us today if you decide to become bonded for a free quote.    
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America is dependent on reputable truck drivers, and we salute you for your service training these individuals to carry on the tradition of hauling commodities throughout America and beyond.    A Truck Driver School Bond  is required in many states to protect students in the event a driver training school or facility were to close or file bankruptcy.  A Truck Driver School Surety Bond protects customers who pre-pays for costs and fees.  If a Truck Driver School was to go out of business, this surety bond would help to repay costs the student had "pre-paid."

This bond is typically required for truck driving schools, evasive driving schools, student driver courses, and permit driver training schools.  For the most part, a truck driving school bond is required for each location in the state.  The bond will pay each student a certain percentage until the full amount of the bond is paid out.  This bond is required of Truck Driving Schools, Highly Skilled/Evasive Driving Schools, Student Drivers and Permit Driver Training companies.  Typically, a bond is required for each location within the state. Apply today by calling or texting (910)527-2692, email timothy.l.trull@outlook.com, or  going to http://www.trullinsurance.com or https://timothytrull.propeller.insure/axelerator-public   

  The purpose of a lottery bond is to ensure that businesses who sell lottery tickets pay taxes, follow state regulations, handle the funds correctly and do not interfere with lottery operations.       
  Lottery bonds are basically surety bonds, required in most states to protect public citizens from fraud and misuse related to lottery activities.  For example, almost every person has heard the story about the store employee in South Carolina who scratched off tickets while at work, and then put the losers back in the stack.     
  Companies who are required to have these bonds include convenience stores, gas stations, retail stores, or supermarkets who sell lottery tickets in order to renew their lottery licenses.     
  In the event that your company violates a state lottery regulation, the surety bond would initially cover the financial claim.    Typically, a bond is required for each location within the state. Apply today by calling or texting (910)527-2692, email timothy.l.trull@outlook.com, or  going to http://www.trullinsurance.com or https://timothytrull.propeller.insure/axelerator-public   

All United States forwarders and freight brokers need to file an ICC surety bond or BMC-84 so that they are in compliance with the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (BMCSA).  The most common reason this bond is used is because motor carriers fail to pay their business partners on time.  This bond ensures that companies follow regulations and pay for the services rendered.  The amount of bond required for freight forwarding and freight brokers is usually $75,000.   All freight brokers and freight forwarders are required by Title 49 USC 13904 to file either a surety bond (BMC-84) or file agreement (BMC-85) before beginning business operations.    The cost of a BMC-84 or ICC surety bond usually runs around $925, for a 1 year term but varies by state and by applicant.  Applicants with freight forwarding experience may qualify for a lower bond rate.  Apply today by calling or texting (910)527-2692, email timothy.l.trull@outlook.com, or  going to http://www.trullinsurance.com or https://timothytrull.propeller.insure/axelerator-public   

The Department of Veterans Affairs established a Fiduciary Program to protect Veterans and other beneficiaries who are unable to manage their own financial affairs due to injury, disease, or due to their age.  When the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) determines a beneficiary cannot manage their own affairs, then the VA appoints a fiduciary, who is responsible to the beneficiary and oversees financial management of the beneficiaries VA benefit payments.   VA fiduciary bonds protect veterans from unethical or unlawful fiduciary behavior. These bonds ensure veterans or their dependents receive VA benefits to which they’re entitled.   Apply today by calling or texting (910)527-2692, email timothy.l.trull@outlook.com, or  going to http://www.trullinsurance.com or https://timothytrull.propeller.insure/axelerator-public   

A Notary Bond exists as a financial guarantee.  Notaries purchase this bond from a surety company.  The bond exists to ensure that a Notary will comply to regulations, and will protect the public from financial harm by wrongdoing done by an individual while performing the duties of a notary.  Many states require Notaries to obtain a bond before performing any Notary duties, including Alabama, Alaska,  Arkansas, Arizona,  Florida, Hawaii, Idaho,  Illinois, Indiana, Kansas,  Kentucky, Louisiana, Michigan, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Mexico,  North Dakota, Oklahama, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Texas and Utah.    Apply today by calling or texting (910)527-2692, email timothy.l.trull@outlook.com, or  going to http://www.trullinsurance.com or https://timothytrull.propeller.insure/axelerator-public   

After the passing of a human being, their estate begins a legal process called “probate,”  which has a court (usually Superior) oversee the distribution and the management of their assets.  During this process,  a personal representative is appointed to handle the deceased's final financial affairs.  When this personal representative is named, it is often required that the representative obtain a probate bond, which acts as a financial guarantee, which acts like an insurance policy, to protect the estate.  The purpose of a probate bond is to protect creditors and beneficiaries from financial loss due to the representatives negligence, errors, or misconduct.  This bond helps cover mistakes such as failure to pay the legitimate debts of the estate,  misappropriation of estate assets,  or distributing assets or property against the will of the deceased party.  Apply today by calling or texting (910)527-2692, email timothy.l.trull@outlook.com, or going to http://www.trullinsurance.comor https://timothytrull.propeller.insure/axelerator-public    
   

The primary purpose of an Investment Advisor Bond is to ensure that a financial representative(s) take actions in the best interests of their clients, and they help to build trust by showing that the representative has a commitment to ethical conduct and industry compliance.  There are varying types of Investment Advisor Bonds, including SEC Investment Advisor Bonds, registered Investment Advisor (RIA) Surety Bonds,  and State Investment Advisor Bonds.  Bond amounts vary by state, however typically range from $10,000 to $50,000.   Apply today by calling or texting (910)527-2692, email timothy.l.trull@outlook.com, or going to http://www.trullinsurance.com or https://timothytrull.propeller.insure/axelerator-public 

 Employment Agency Bond:  An employment agency bond is a type of surety bond that protects employees and clients from potential unethical practices or bad conduct by employment agencies.  This bond acts as a monetary guarantee that the employment agency will follow federal, state, and local laws and regulation as it acts as a business.  When a business secures a bond to protect its customers,  it gives the feeling to customers that the business is ethical and cares.  This bond can acually help give a sense of trust, respect, and security in their services.  You see many businesses who actually advertise that they are insured and bonded, and this bond provides this bonding.  Some of the separate type of bonds that are required by employment agencies include license and permit bonds, employee dishonesty bonds, and contractor bonds.      Apply today by calling or texting (910)527-2692, email timothy.l.trull@outlook.com, or going to http://www.trullinsurance.com or https://timothytrull.propeller.insure/axelerator-public  

 Contractor Bond     A contractor bond is held by contractors to inform financers and buyers that you will complete all jobs as the contract is written, and that you as a contractor are willing to fulfill your promises.  The contractor bond also backs up your word that you will pay subcontractors and service providers what is owed, that you will bid appropriately on projects,  and that you agree to abide by all federal, state, county, and municipal building codes and regulations.    With the following link , you can get a free, no obligation quote on a contractor bond.   Apply today by calling or texting (910)527-2692, email timothy.l.trull@outlook.com, or going to http://www.trullinsurance.com or https://timothytrull.propeller.insure/axelerator-public  

 City of Missoula, Montana Excavation Permit ($20,000 bond):   Any work completed beneath the city streets, utility corridors, or sidewalks in the City of Missoula, Montana requires a Excavation Permit Bond in the amount of $20,000.  This bond is required before a permit is issued, and holds contractors responsible for utilizing generally accepted work standards and quality, in order to protect the public infrastructure.     Apply today by calling or texting (910)527-2692, email timothy.l.trull@outlook.com, or going to http://www.trullinsurance.com or https://timothytrull.propeller.insure/axelerator-public